A New Pagan Dawn?

A record crowd of about 35,000 people are reported to have seen the solstice in at Stonehenge this midsummer.

With the Abrahamic religions still at war after a couple of millenia, is the Stonehenge crowd a sign of people turning back to the old ways in Britain ... and just taking up the good and peaceful pagan aspects?

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Writing and research are like organic nutrition for knowledge acquisition

My love of writing is inspired by a thirst for knowledge, progression, equality, escape and creativity.

PhD graduation, University of Leeds, 2005 Blencathra, Lake District, Keswick, Cumbria, England eTIPS609SummerIssue6[1].pdf

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During eleven years of further education I learned to research, write and proofread large amounts of text to deadlines; and present material both visually and verbally. After university I focused on improving my creative writing and IT knowledge; with an ambition of becoming self-sufficient as a freelance writer and researcher.

I am now confident of providing a number of services to a satisfactory level: from blogging or providing consultancy on a variety of topics; public speaking to proofreading; and individual ideas or strategies to full-scale book research and writing.

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A GreenyGrey world

For me, the concept of the GreenyGrey encapsulates the dominant natural colours of the British landscape, with the land predominantly green, and the mountains, rivers, sea and sky usually grey.

stone circle, Castlerigg, Lake District, Cumbria, Keswick

rainbow, weather, Leeds, colours, city scenery

sun, sunrise, trees, morning, light

Brimham Rocks, sunbathing, winter sun, Yorkshire tourist sites

walking, mountaineering, weekend breaks, days out in Yorkshire

green, environment, viaduct, architecture, countryside

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